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Aim: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire GH1.2.12 I.II.XII

Aim: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire Materials: PowerPoint, handout HW 12: questions 6 and 7 p.136 Vocabulary: Pax Romana, Augustus, princeps, civil service, census, self-government. Do Now: Complete the Anticipation guide of becoming Caesar

Aim: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire Task 1: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire? Emperor Octavian Title of Augustus and Princep. Goal: Bring peace, order, unity and prosperity. How: - Created an efficient civil service to enforce laws - Rewarded people for their talent not merit. - Restored allegiance to Rome - Ordered a census - Set up a postal service - Introduced new coins.

Aim: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire Task 2: How was life during the Pax Romana? Lasted about 200 years (Why? Efficient emperors) Equality before the law Legions and fleet protected the empire Knowledge, art and ideas were spread and encouraged. Rome was beautified (aqueducts, temples, roads, public baths, and government buildings were built) A policy of bread and circuses was introduced. (entertainment and food was made possible)

Aim: How did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire Closure: In a paragraph explain how did Augustus lay the foundation for stable government in the Roman Empire.